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Bound by Deception (Book 3)

Author: Creesey1234
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-31 01:27:56
Winter's POV

"Happy Birthday, little angel."

A soft, melodic voice pulls me from sleep, and I blink my eyes open to see my mother standing at the foot of my bed, a warm smile on her face. In her hands, she holds a cake, the soft glow of eighteen flickering candles illuminating the early morning dimness of my room.

Behind her, my dad stands with his arms crossed over his chest, looking half-asleep, his hair disheveled as if he was dragged out of bed against his will.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he was.

"Happy Birthday, little angel. Make a wish," my mother coos, stepping closer with the cake.

I let out a sigh, rubbing the sleep from my eyes. "You two do realize I’m eighteen now, right? Too old for this?" I deadpan, giving them a look.

My mom pouts dramatically. "But you’re still our little girl."

I groan and turn to my dad for help. "Dad? Please tell her to stop. Aria and Asher are only fifteen. I’m an adult now."

Dad smirks, shaking his head. "Yeah, but it feels like just yesterday you
Creesey1234

This is book 3 and it going to about the daughter of Serene and Zander, her name is Winter. It is going to be her life as a werewolf and a goddess blessing of being a witch, she is hybrid, and how her future mate is a forbidden man. Hope you love her journey.

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